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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a reading series" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a sequence of events or sessions focused on reading, often involving discussions or presentations about literature or specific texts.
Example: "The library is hosting a reading series this summer, featuring local authors and their works."
Alternatives: "a literary series" or "a book series".
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Still, many theater companies find programming value in a reading series.
Other original pieces are presented in a reading series, rather than as full productions.
"We're talking about a reading series, and we're trying to do a Clifford Odets play," MacLean said.
SOLAS Earlier this year, St. Mark's Bookshop started hosting a reading series at this nearby watering hole.
His novel was rejected so many times that he began hosting a reading series called "Great Writers Who Can't Get Published".
And I did spend a lot of time in the borough, visiting friends and co-hosting a reading series in Park Slope.
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The company has also expanded its productions from one show a year to two anthology shows, a staged reading series, a 24-hour play festival, and a holiday show".
This year's schedule, for example, includes a raft of nontheatrical programming, including a literary reading series (FringeInk), a visual art exhibition (FringeArt) and a children's theater program (FringeJr).
Allegedly there's a monthly reading series a couple of blocks away, but I remain dubious that this particular joint has a literary feel to it.
Where Reading Reigns A new reading series called "Spoken Interludes" is under way at the Trinity Grill and Bar in Harrison.
More embarrassingly, I am a curator of a prose reading series, and am responsible for selecting living writers to participate.
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